Técnico de Segurança do Trabalho na área de navegação de apoio marítimo

Safety Technician in the Area of Maritime Support Navigation

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 04/11/2019 at 11:06

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The Job Was Posted About a Week Ago, but Due to the Nature of the Position in Safety Technician Being Specific, Up Offshore Still Receives Resumes from Professionals Who Religiously Meet the Requirements

If You Are a Safety Technician and Have Experience in the Offshore, Oil, and Gas Industry, Especially in the Maritime Support Modality, There Is a Good Job Opportunity Open at UP OFFSHORE. Although It Has Been Open for Just Over a Week, the Requirements Are Quite Strict and Specific, Making It a Bit Challenging for Them to Find the Ideal Candidate. Read the Following Call:

Job Opening for Safety Technician (Offshore) – Temporary

Having Worked in a Maritime Support Navigation Company.
Knowing the Demands of the Client Petrobras for the Maritime Support Segment (BAD Audits, IDF, PEOTRAM, General Inspections Such as GINSP and Others).
Having Knowledge of Applicable Legislation.
Differential: Knowing the Seapack System.
Valid NR-33, NR-34, and NR-35 Certificates.

Send Resumes to: cv@upoffshore.com.br. Note: The Profile Is Specific. Candidates Who Do Not Have Previous Experience in the Maritime Support Segment Will Not Be Considered, so Do Not Waste Time Sending Your Resumes; Otherwise, They Will End Up in the Contact Server’s SPAM Box and Ultimately, It Will Be Useless.

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Safety Technician in the Area of Maritime Support Navigation

The Job Was Posted About a Week Ago, but Due to the Nature of the Position in Safety Technician Being Specific, Up Offshore Still Receives Resumes from Professionals Who Religiously Meet the Requirements

Job Opening for Safety Technician (Offshore) – Temporary

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